Despite efforts, self-segregation persists at College
By Grace Chua | May 19, 2004Woon: Race-based 'congregating' has positive and negative effects on students' lives at Dartmouth
Woon: Race-based 'congregating' has positive and negative effects on students' lives at Dartmouth
Thanks to a growing number of Dartmouth undergraduates, the inboxes of school-aged children around the nation are filling up fast. Every week, 89 elementary, middle and high school students receive email from "BlitzBuddy" student mentors, chatting with them about anything from pets to college plans. BlitzBuddy is a student volunteer program that pairs Dartmouth students with younger children in one-on-one email relationships.
It's a busy afternoon at the Baker/Berry Library reference desk, where librarian Laura Braunstein is fielding students' queries. "Oh, you found the books?
This term, students at more than 720 colleges nationwide are enrolling in MTV's latest college venture -- just by picking up their TV remotes. On Jan 20, MTV launched its new college-oriented channel mtvU, billing it as the largest, most comprehensive television network just for college students.